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Why does your Oscar fish move rocks?

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Well I'm guessing that you have more than one in the tank, right? If you do I'm sure it's because they are trying to attract one another to breed. Fish attract each other by shaking and flashing their fins.

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it's suprisingly natural for your Oscar fish to move rocks. mine does to, they are called the dog of the water because they like to rearange the funature.

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